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National Republican., 1887-02-21

The following lodges meet tonight at th
places named:
Masonic-Potomac No. 5, Georgctown; b.
French, No. is, Masonic Temple; Anacostia
No. q, Anacostia; Pentalpha, No 20, Masonic
Temple; Stnnsbury No. 2i. Brightwood; Ei'
reka, No. 3, sos Eleventh street northwesws
o. o. F.-Beaoon, No. l5, Odd q, = Hall;
Hail; Excelsior, No; ~, odd FellIall, East
Harmony, No. o. Eighth STRAND Pennsyl-
Washington; Union. Third 6,
vania avenue. DlOores Hall, Sey:
ID. of R.-Naomi,
cnth street northv,s -Calanthe, No. u, Penn.
Knights of psnd .,i Ninth Ninth street Inorthwest;
Equal y No. q, Thirteen; d.a-haIf street
TaT:. iinsylvania avenue. ''''''
], q. of R,-Heber ss,om9c' Sssnt H "a 90 a,o loS;
1o's snyon,h s,,.aasef OF Red Men-osage. No g.
~ NJ ygntn " Ssreet northwest.
r. siroo, ~ Potomac, No. o, Red Mems Hall,
nortl between Sixth and Seventh streets
Sc tLwest; Harmony, No., TO- Hilton's Hall,
and d streets northwest.
GKnights Of the Golden Eagle--Monarch, No.
2, Elks' Hall, 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-02-21
FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY.
Alexandria Boasts OF the Oldest Or
ganization in the Country.

The Friendship Fire Company, OF Alexan-
dria, Va, which will take part in the parade
on the 22d instant has remarkable history.
OF course since the inauguration of tho paid
fire department this company has been out Of
service. They own the house in which the
apparatus is stored and deserve great deal Of
credit ia keeping up their organization. II is
probably the oldest handengine In this
country.
The company was organized in IVA. 1t
boasts of having outlived four distinct gov
efnments which have ruled over Alexan-
dTia-King George III, the commonwealth OF
Virginia, the old CONT deration, Virginia under
the constitution, and now under the common.
wealth. The company at first had but twenty.
four members Peter Wise, Vim. Patton, and
Law. Hoof, whose descendants yet reside In
Alexandra, were among the first members.
on the secretnry's rolls are to be found some of
the city's most distinguished citizens Wnen
the company was first organized each member
was required to carry to the fire two buckets
and bag, and the dues were mostly spent in
a tavern.
The first house of the company was built in
1TTb and was located on Royal street near the
market. II cost exactly sl3. The company
paid the clerk of the hustings court 10 pounds
oftobacco for the order authorizing them TO
occupy the ground. The present house on
Alfred street cost over 5000.
The president Is James A. Javins, we'll
known fireman and well fitted for the position.
The marshals on the 22d are Messrs. VIM.
Murtagh, G. G.. Chichester, Aug. Butts, and
James Hnmmcrsley. The company will parade
with about fortyfve men uniformed. the old
engine, reel, and plug catcher. They will
make fine appearance.
INDopsED by all DR. Bulls Cough SyrtlD, %
National Republican., 1887-02-21
shrove Tuesday and Ash wednesday.

Tomorrow Is known as Shrove Tuesday, or,
es 1t is commonly known, Pancake Tuesday"
It was formerly customary in England on this
day for the people to coaflss to their priests
after which they dined on pancakes or fritters
and the occasion became one OF merrlment
Wednesday is the first day of Lent, or as 1t Is
known among the churchmen, Ash WedueS-
day. On that day in the Roman Catholic
church ashes are sprinkled on the heads OF the
penitents The Lenten season will be duly oh.
served by the Catholic, Episcopal, and Luth-
Gran churches. In the first named churches
will be held throughout the season az St.
Peters Church. Capitol Hill, at 7:l5 p. IN
Every Wednesday there will he sermon and
benediction OF the blessed sacrament. Fridays
at $3.50 D. m. "Way of the Cross" for Sunday
school children. At 7:15 o'clock on Friday
evenings "Way of the Cross and Benedctlon
of the Blessed Sacrament for adults will be
observed.
National Republican., 1887-02-21

The following robberles have been reported
to the police: g. W. seawell one 5l-inch
bicycle; Samuel E. Burch, Tenth and r streets,
box of oranges from in front of his store;
teen loaves of bread: VIM. Hart, from the base.
ment hall, one black chinchilla Newmarket
overcoat, $40; one blue chnchilla overcoat,
$40, and one ladies' chinchilla fur-trimmed
circular, value sl5 Vim. Horn, % Pennsyl-
vana avenue. one pair of black-ribbed pants,
value So; Mrs. Mary L. Stevens 100 Twelfth
street northwest, reports stolen from bureau
drawer $40. black silk waist skirt, and watch
chain; Miss Lille Ashburn. 732 Eleventh
street, reports that about 6:3O O. 'cleck Saturday
evening while on G street, near Thirteeth
street northwest, a coloredIman snatched from
her hand O pocketbook containing So In money
and some private papers.
/, TIDINGs OF comfort and Joy. st. Jacobs Oil
National Republican., 1887-02-21

Justin Mccarthy, vice chairman of the Irish
parliamentary party, who will lecture at the
Congregational Church tomorrow (Tuesdayl
night upon "English Statesmen, Orators, aud
Parties" will have quite an ovation given him
while in the city. The Irish American Club
have designated the following gentlemen to
act as a committee to receive him upon his ar.
rival: Messrs John G. Healy. John H.. Walk,
w. II. Hudson, John IL. Rogers, arba,i t5Is
evening, and Mr.. Mccarthy Wat the iectmrs>
Of the club upon this occasi5e Introduced |by
Tomorrow night he ,witer in the evening
Speaker Ps Carlisle, h aCongressional Home Rule
1,,k
National Republican., 1887-02-21

The WOman's Christian Temperance Union
propose holding mass meeting at the Foundry
NJ. 4. Church next Tuesday night Gen. s. $.
Henkle will spenk on "lhG District Laws"
Byron sunderland on ~ he Commissioners
Rev. Dr. John 7. Newman, on The Church =
~ ponsibillty," and Mr.. +, NJ Bradley, on
"Jl Press"
National Republican., 1887-02-21
An Elegant Substitute

For Oils, Salts, Pills, and all kinds OF bitter,
nauseous Liver Medicines and Cathartics, is
the very agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
easily taken, more acceptable to the stomach,
more pleasantly effective, and more truly bene-
fetal to the system than any other remedy.
sale in so cent and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists,
National Republican., 1887-02-21
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City,

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by S. 4. Mason, dentist, l2Ol Pennsyl-
Nania avenue northwest.
Mfr. +. p B. Sands has resigned the position
OF United States commissioner.
The National Riaes will attend the Roman
mart of the old Guard, Union Veteran Corps,
at Willard Hall this evening.
Samuel Coke, colored. 81 years old, was ar
rested Saturday night by Officers Appleby and
CAN'T for assault with intent to kill Nathan
Brown.
Justice Merrlck last Saturday granted Mary
G. Hicks divorce from Harley Il. Hicks on the
ground OF desertion, with permission to re-
sumo her maiden name.
Officer Moore has been advanced TO class
two, vice Herbert, dismissed, aud Archibald
Millin has been appointed as a private of class
one, vice Moore, promoted
James Brown, colored, while skylarking at
1880 o'clock this morning with companion in
an alley near Thirteenth and II streets, cut
himself in the wrist with piece OF glass.
The Montgomery county, Md, circuit court
in the divorce suit OF Mrs. Carroll against
Gen. s. S. Carroll, has directed him to pay her
goo per month allmony pendentc lite, and 500
TO carry on the suit.
The citizens residing between Tenth and
Fifteenth streetsand Pennsylvania avenue and
Boundary street have organized n citizens
committee similar TO those already formed,
and with the same objects In view.
John whitson, a white man, Saturday night,
While under the influence of liquor, Jumped
from the second story window OF 222 B street
northwest and was slightly injured. He was
taken TO the hospital by the police.
NIessrs. Carusi and Miller, as attorneys for
VIM. a. Cook, have entered suit against ex-
senator VIM. Pitt Kellogg TO recover So 0S2, Mr.
Cook was retained and defended Mr. Kellogg
| TO the indictments found against him, for
which service he says no payment has been
| made.
Henry G. Thorne, by his solicitor, Mr.. Ed
| ward A. Newman, has entered suit against Mr.
| q. ii. B. White for false arrest and imprison'
| ment, claiming $1,000 damages. Messrs
| Arthur X. and Charles G.. Coukey have entered
| suit aginst the same party for similar oilense
| and asking the same amount of damages.
Dn. Bulls Couch SYRUP is the most popular
| CXpeCtorant we are selling. lIadley Bros, 81 I
National Republican., 1887-02-21
LADIES matinee to-day at Kernan's.
Arc You Looking for Diamonds.

Handsome solitaire ring, :1E-carat s25
handsome solitaire ring, lcarat, e55; hand
stud, 1]earat, SO; pair fine carat solitaire ear
rings, $50; pair fine 21s carat white earrings
sll5. The largest line of novelties in diamond
lacepins from Sl2 to $500. X. Harris Il Co.,
importers, 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-02-21

The following is a full report of the treasurer
ofthe Kirmes of all the receipts aud expendl-
lures from the late entertainments given: Ex-
penses-Prof. Marwig, $50: National Theater,
81 $50; music at theater, s76S; money advanced
for rehearEals $3.50; programmes, s66; door
keepers and women gtthenter. sl3S 80; calcium
lights, $50. Expenses at Wards lIlll-Plumb-
boy waiting maid, Carpenters work, scrub.
bling, canvas &c, S92S5 Theater tickets 81 80;
Light Infantry Armory for rehearsal, $780, Incl
dental expenses, sl3-making total OF
sI.6279l. The total receipts were sS,633 20
which, deductiDg the expenses, leaves q
balance on hand OF S. 0Q5 80,
National Republican., 1887-02-21
Another club Gaminr House

Saturday night Lieut.. Vernon and officers
raided an alleged gambling club house, at the
corner Of fFour-and-a-half and G streets south.
west known as the "Cosmo Club" of which
Wilbur @. Meigs is said to be the proprietor
Meigs and ten witnesses were arrested, and
ber of gambling devices were found ON the
premisei
National Republican., 1887-02-21
BUSINESS SUITS AND PANTS
TO ORDER AT NOMINAL PRICES .,

To keep pace with the demand for Stylish Business Suits
and Trousers made to order nominal prices have
succeeded in obtaining fine line of Cassmeres and Striped
rouserngs at low cost ery low for the quaty and in
order to make work and keep business moving have
put the price $40 for Suits and IS and Sc for Pants
These are all fresh goods popular Styles and abso
lutely all wool.
We guarantee good fitting, just good and just as
stylish in cut as If they cost three times much
The business in our Custom Department continues in
ciates efforts to furnish stylish and we-nade goods at
low cost.
We claim that we "poneers" in this line of work
here and that furnish these goods for less money than
the same quality has been furnished before.
B. B. Barnum & Co., 93l Penn. Ave.
National Republican., 1887-02-21

.T KURTZ JOHNSON. A. L. JOHNSON.
Ne JOHNSON BROTHERS
In addition 70 our une4ualed facilities for
supplying families throughout the District Of
COAL AND WOOD.
We are now prepared to supply consumers with
COKE
Direct from the Washington Gasllght Com
pany's Works with promptness and dispatch.
NO CHANGE IN PRICE OR TERMS,
Orders will continue to be received at the
office of the Washington Gaslight Company
and at the works of the company,
Also for Coke, Coal, and Wood by direct Or
N''' VI " MAIN OFFICE:
No. 1902 II street northwest
BRANCH OFFICES AND YARDS:
1916 Seventh street northwest.
17i0 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
l12l Ninth street northwest
603 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Corner Third and X streets northwest.
WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD:
Twelfth and Water streets southwest.
N. B,-Liberal terms will be made with all
dealers iu fuel In the District of Columbia
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGET0WN--
40 Bushels for $50. .#
25 Bushels for 81 80.
COKE NOT CRUSHED
40 Bushels for so 90.
25 Bushels for $500.
National Republican., 1887-02-21

The following marriage licenses have baen
issued: James Jackson and Jennie Brown
john NJ. Glover, Of st, Louis, and Katharine
A. Patten. Of this city; Henry +. Schaher and
CpheliH Cole; WIN. NGwm}uu and Katharine
F'ChmGnni Charles llOhrmunu aud Katie
w tibeTzahli Samuel Il, Flood and Mary Les
Charles Zlemann and katharine Hlnzlnger
National Republican., 1887-02-21
MRrrinEe LIoenses.

yoKoGRAMs and address dies stamped In
col RS at low figures. Kervand, 1912 Peunsyl-
VII. "a avenue.
National Republican., 1887-02-21
- -Aestin Sisters at Kernan's.

.fHC.RAPH check books made to order
Handsome designs Kervand, 1912 Pennsylva
MIA avenue.
National Republican., 1887-02-21
r. Fl. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania Avenue.
new PARIS COMBINATION SUITS.
sEAToN PERRY.
tsuccEssoa TO PERRY Il BRorHEkl'

HAS list OPENED A VERY CHOICE AS
sORTMENT OF EXCLUSIVE MY NJ M
TIES IN PARIS COMBINATION SUllo'
RANGING FROM sl5 TO so; ,,>,o,,su
NEW CHECKED AND STRIPED ENeLleh
HrW FRENCH CHUDDAs, CAsHMEREs,
AND CAMELS HAIRS. u,oo,
CuolCE DESIGNS IN PRINTED ALL 'WooL
CUAILIS DE LANES. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,
CONFINED STYLES IN FINEST FHESGh
ShTTEENS, MADE BY GROS. ROMAN d
Co 10 MY EXPRESS ORDER:
LATEST NOVELTIES IN A ID EksoN D
NEW w PATTERNS IN INDIA SILKS AT 81
AND SIPS. ,,,o,nrppn p,TtsTE
AND GINGHAM ROBES.
NEW BI, I,ACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES
,MMTNsF AnR nEfocK sTocK OF BLACK AND COL
oRFp GRos GRAIN, FAILLE. ERAN, n;
CAISE, RHADAMES, SATIN, DnGmEfS,Ss,E ig1, II, fS,s,s
AND SURAH SILKS AT LOWEST PRiEEs ~ iS,ty
NOVFITlES IN STRIPED AND PLAID liD
VETS FOR GARN1TuRE, i
NEW sPRING SHADES IN TREForHAND- |
HoyTErlEs ls IN HosIERSRsETs FROM
GESuINE c. p. FRKTED WHITE GOODS
$50 TO s3.51.ES AND CORRET, y;
NOVELTIES ~ PRICES. - u
ASPLA1S sdft
National Republican., 1887-02-21

TUE Human Fly, Mile Aimee at Kernan's,
H. an act never before attempted
National Republican., 1887-02-21
RObberies Reported.

Go AND see the new goods at the Fair, Sl2
Seventh street northwest, Goldschmidts old
stand.
National Republican., 1887-02-21
Tie Temnernnce Canse.

s3 per gallon, 75 cents a quart bottle. No. /
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
AT MCGee's, Ninth street, near u.
National Republican., 1887-02-21
DHoTo- ENGRAVING.

DHoTo- o-ENGRAvING.
Having recently Fitted ups
PHoTo'ENGRAVIEG ESTABLISHMENT
In connection with my Patent Process am
prepared TO furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NEWSPAPERS AT
SHORT NOTICE.
MAURICE JOYCE,
Eleventh nS Street N0rthWeaiI
National Republican., 1887-02-21
Lodre DIeetipes To-Night,

DR. BULLS Couch SYRUP Is the most popular
expectorant we are selling. lIadley Bros, 81
Indiana avenue, indianapolis, Ind.
National Republican., 1887-02-21
An ovation to Justin McUarthy.

ENDORSED by all, Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. %
National Republican., 1887-02-21

. TIDISGs of comfort and Joy. St. Jacobs Oil
never fails to cure rheumatism,
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COOP THUNDER, Aug. 5 1887

Gates Clarke is home from Dakota.
Julia Ognskey is visiting her friends
and folks at home.
Tiny Cassidy is much improved under
DIR. Bishops care. ....
George Smith and family win occupy
the upper rooms in Zeigler's new build
ing.
A. F. Wendlandt will put in branch
hardware store at Madelia for which
the goods are already purchased.
C. Gunderian's steam thresher is at
work on ]. M. Jewet's place to-day,
Barns on Geo. Barnard's farm and P,
Glauckes at Kapernick's, Geo, Barn
ards reports so bu wheat per acre.
Gus Michelke will go to Mapleton to.
morrow. -..-@-.
Thursday of this week little Clara Bill.
let, while at play, fell off box two feet
high and broke her arm.
Mrs. Baldwin returned to Mankato
yesterday.
To-day will, perhaps, finish all the
stacking in our neighborhood, while
a few farmers are threshing.
Prof. Reed and Miss Rosa Farmer will
teach our schools the coming fall and
winter. No better teachers could be en-.
gagged.
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FAIRMoNT, Aug. 8. 1873

FAIRMoNT, Ang. 3, 1887.
Rev. o. Williams has returned from
his visit and was again at his post in tn,
NJ. E. pulpit Yesterday.
Rev. Thrall, of Amour, OAK, preached
to good sized congregation at the Con
Rregational church Sunday.
Our public schools will open Sept. 5tt
with Prof. c. w. Headly at their head
ably assisted by Mrs. Lamb, Miss Mann
Miss Moran, Miss Willard and Mrs
Patterson.
Mr.. d, Schulein, of Mankato, has
rented building on First street and
will soon fill II with stock of clothing
and gents furnishing goods.
The board of commissioners of this
county, at their annual session. appro-
priated the sum of 5000 for gopher
bounties for two years, viz: 1887 and 1888.
This seems large sum TO pay for the
little pests, but the people here are we'll
satisfied with the execution of the law
and say it pays.
AhC hhitih SSuuty Odhh 10 maui THO
depository for the county funds for the
next two years.
Stacking is mostly done in this county
and many farmers have begun tbreshing.
They report the yield good. Oats from
40 to 55 bushels per acre, not much
wheat raised here.
This is dull time for business men in
town, but the farmer does not find il 80
with his immense harvest and large hay
crop to look after. He has no time to
talk politics and swap stories on the
street corner.
]. s. Young & Co. have received their
new hay press and will soon be ready to
take all the hay that is offered, atmarket
price. Farmers who have hay to sell
should bring it in early as they cannot
haul it to advantage after the snow be.
comes drilled.
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MADELIA, Aug. {


Madelia is to have a new hardware
store IN the near future. c. w. Ken
dali, of this place, and A. F. Wendlandt,
of Good Thunder, will be the proprie-
tors, and will open the store in the c.
w. Kendall rev brick block. We wish
the new enterprise great success.
Well, the laugh is on Benny again!
The FREE Press correspondent neUeT
"blew in" one cent or any other sum OF
money in graveyard insurance." de-
funct or not. No, Benny, your grape
and canister does not hit this chicken"
at all. Post up, Benny, and try itagain,
But say, set 'em up first, if you please,
and don't squeal out oft, as YOU did be-
fore, --
Miss Wilson, of Mankato, who has
been visiting friends here, went to Lake
Crystal Saturday, where she will spend
few days before returning home. Miss
w. was not little chagrined, and her
young friends afforded much amuse-
ment, upon seeing herself styled Ars.
Wilson in the Madelia Times notice of
her visit. Benny ought to apologize for
so egregious blunder.
A very spirited runaway occurred Sat
urday, by team belonging to Ester
Bros.
Bert Cheney is able to be in the store
again but is not very strong yet.
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NRW Him Ann s


On Saturday, of last week, parties from
Nicollet Co. having bought steam en-.
CINE for threshing purposes, crossed
with the same the pontoon bridge, al
though said bridge was believed to be
passable with but one team at time
This will greatly relieve parties crossing
from the anxiety caused by the sign,
boards on both sides of the stream and
bearing this notice, "One Team"
Sheriff ]. B. Schmid, who succeeded
in capturing horse thief IN the early
part of spring for the sheriff of Meekel
Co., has made application for bounty to
the proper authorities, and will shortly
be thereby reimbursed for his services
devoted to the welfare and benefit OIL
the state. In like and similar cases LET
such officials act promptly and with un
divided attention, and our courts will
undoubtedly have soon still less to dc
with such criminals than at present.
We noticed on our streets on Saturday
Mr.. VIM. Brust, assistant cashier OF q
Redwood bank.
A little daughter of. Mr.. Retzlaff had
the sad accident of breaking her right
leg. The child is under the care of DR.
Dritche, and at the time of this writing
is doing quite we'll.
On Saturday, towards evening, Peter
SchmIdtz, of the town of Milford, fell
from hay bed and fractured his left
arm. He was Immediately taken to this
city and is in charge of DIR. Muller.
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E,cor1nr Ano O ),

NICoLLET, Aug. 8, '87.
Wheat is averaging eighteen bushels
to the acre. Farmers have finished
stacking and are engaging their thresh-
machine. Considerable blowing is be-
ing done, and ere long the fields will be
again turned wrong side oHt.
The much needed rain has come at
last this morning and is greatly appreci-
ated.
Our mill is being dressed in coat OF
white paint. Work on the mill is at q
stand still as the machinery has not all
arrived, thus delaying work about n
week.
Henry Fisher had a valuable horse
stolen last Thursday. The sheriff is on
track of the thief
Frank Heidle has one of his horses
laid up with the sweeny.
NJ. E. services were held in this viii
lage last Sunday evening, the Rev. Shall
lot, of Brighton, officiating.
c. Jensen has received another lot OF
the celebrated jackson wagons.
A son of 7. Schleiman was badly kick
ed by horse last Thursday. DR.. Col.
Inns, of st. Peter, dressed the wounds,
and the boy is improving very fast.
The first load of new wheat was hauled
in yesterday and graded No. l hard
northern. ...s.-
Another saloon license has been ap.
piled for. .....
We are informed that doctor from
Lake Crystal will locate here.
CT. Oberg and wife Sundayed in St
Peter.
The boys are training their huntin,
dogs. and will be ready to get the ma
jority of chickens in this section.
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OUR NEIGHBORHOoD.

MADELIA, August 4, 1887.
The plate glass front has been set in
Henry Joerg's new building and the
carpenters are now busy putting in the
shelving. Mr.. Joerg has moved some
of his goods into the building and will
be there to his customers in few days.
Chas. Mullen's new dwelling house at
the head of Adams st. is fast approach
ing completion and will make q beauti-
full home when done.
John Roster was up before Justice
Pomeroy last evening on the charge OF
using abusive language. He paid fine
of S. and costs and was discharged.
Our village was considerably excited
last evening over a bloody fight between
Constable Deputy and John Michaelson,
whom the constable was arresting for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The official had on a new pair of pants
which were badly torn and are now
probably consigned to the rag bag.
This morning Michaelson paid the Off
Ger Sc for damages to- his pants and was
then brought before Justice Pomeroy
and paid fine of $40, and costs.
Alba Lewis arrived last evening on his
bicycle, having covered the ground be-
tween Mankato and Madelia in four
hours
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Been abIs to sscurs .ny rsp0r. Of .he
The prairie ben 9 about rlpe.

been able to secure sny report of the
yield.
The prairie hen is about ripe.
Our school board held meeting sa-
turdsy night and employed Miss Bessie
Ingebretson and Mrs. Plymat teachers
for the intermediate and primary de-
partments. The teacher for the High
school has not yet been selected.
Miss viva Plymat has returned from
her Big Stone school, and a happy girl Il
she 10 be at home again.
Hon. G. g. spaulding was in the city
yesterday and Of course things went
wrong. John R. Murray fell from wa
gon and broke his left arm just above
the wrist. The team didn't run away
and the roads wern't rough. What was
the matter John7 DR.. Bishop re.
duced the fracture and of course he IL
doing we'll.
NJ. L. Berry returned from his Dakota
trip Yesterday and reports the sale Of
horses lively and at good figures, bui
says d. the bull. They didn't know
what 1t was out in Dakota. They raise
nothing but wheat there.
Wyman & Slater start TO Dakota this
week where they are going into partner.
ship in the mercantile business to grow
up with the country. Success go with
you boys.